North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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Owning a business with your spouse can be great—after all, two heads are better than one. When you’re married, you’re usually on the same page. But what happens when married business partners decide to split up? There are over a million married couples running businesses together, according to the National Federation of Independent Businesses. During […]
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Divorce is a headache for everyone involved. When it seems to drag on, you might just wish it was over and done with so you can move on with your life… but according to many Raleigh divorce lawyers, that’s the worst time to make decisions about your assets in a divorce settlement. Your divorce has […]
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A divorce can turn your life upside down and leave you feeling disoriented and directionless. In between meetings with your Durham divorce lawyer, trips to the courthouse, and filing paperwork, divorce can take a serious emotional toll. Sometimes, once a couple decides to separate, one partner finds it best to move out of the shared […]
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Some people are fortunate enough to have good relationships with their in-laws—but that isn’t the case for everyone. Meddling in-laws can make a divorce harder than it needs to be by interjecting opinions, making harassing phone calls, and interfering with your childcare and visitation plans. What can you do when your ex’s family won’t stay […]
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When your spouse is mentally ill, you may find it tough to leave—even if you’re completely miserable. Once you finally do decide to talk to a Durham divorce lawyer, you may feel like you’re at your breaking point. Divorcing a person who’s mentally ill is particularly stressful. You’ve ridden their emotional roller coaster for a […]
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You’re divorcing your ex, not their family—but what does that really mean? Is it okay to keep in touch with your in-laws, or even try to maintain the same relationships you had with them before the divorce? Many people do continue to have relationships with their former in-laws (particularly those with kids), and that’s completely […]
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Dealing with religious differences in a divorce can be extremely trying, especially when there are children involved. Before you married, you or your spouse may have converted to a new religion; perhaps you or your spouse weren’t religious at all when you got married, but you are now. Maybe one of you is devoutly religious and […]
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There’s a strong link between substance abuse and divorce. In some cases, one spouse abuses drugs or alcohol for years in a marriage until the other has finally had enough and files for divorce; in others, the divorce pushes one spouse to begin abusing drugs or alcohol for the first time. Your Durham divorce lawyer […]
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Parental alienation is a serious issue that affects many divorces. When one parent stands in the way of a healthy relationship between their child and their ex, serious psychological damage can result. Sometimes, parents don’t even realize they’re alienating their kids from the other parent. However, sometimes it’s done purposefully and with the intent to […]
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